For one of its first forays into unscripted television, Amazon has shot a pilot of a talk show featuring celebrity youth revivalist pastor Judah Smith and his ministry, Churchome—famously attended by Famouses like Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Ciara.
Oh dear, I don’t even know where to start. [Grins wildly and scribbles on my nearby notebook even more wildly.]
In the last six days, I’ve gotten dumped by a good friend and had a major spiritual breakthrough.
There are so many things to discuss with the Dalai Lama, but why not skip all that "important" spirituality/political stuff and cut straight to the point like Piers Morgan did when he asked the big question: "His Holiness, you ever want to get it wet?" True to his position the Dalai Lama answered that he's not drawn…
Because nothing's more relaxing than an ideological debate, consider this during your next downward dog: are yoga and Christianity compatible?
Fans of Eat, Pray, Love are copying Liz Gilbert's path to self-discovery, and they're not just flocking to Bali. There are other ways of buying themselves such enlightenment! Sure, but how's that working out for them?
Anne Lamott is a rare breed — a liberal Christian who writes publicly about faith, politics, and family. Her writing about spirituality has bothered me in the past — but a new interview may have won me over.
A new study found that sexually satisfied women had better "wellbeing" and "vitality" then less satisfied ones. But another study showed that women's spirituality was linked with having lots of unprotected sex.
As little Zuzu Bailey once said, "Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings." Apparently, there are a ton of bells ringing: nearly 70 percent of Americans believe that angels actually exist.
